Wheat futures mixed amid crop data
Analysis based on 41 articles · First reported Jun 03, 2026 · Last updated Jul 29, 2026
Wheat futures are experiencing mixed trade due to conflicting signals from crop progress, export data, and weather forecasts. The market is closely watching the upcoming USDA Crop Production report for updated supply estimates.
Wheat futures traded mixed across Chicago, United States — Kansas City, and Minneapolis exchanges, with varying movements in SRW, HRW, and spring wheat contracts. The USDA reported winter wheat harvest progress ahead of normal at 11% as of June 7, with conditions declining to 25% good/excellent. Spring wheat planting was nearly complete, with conditions improving to 52% good/excellent. The International — European Commission estimated EU wheat exports from July 1 to June 7 at 22.05 MMT, up 1.53 MMT year-over-year. SovEcon lowered its Russian wheat export estimate by 1.9 MMT to 44.6 MMT. Export inspections were weak, with weekly shipments of 133,652 MT, down 66% from the prior week. Managed money reduced net short positions in Chicago wheat. Weather forecasts showed rainfall in the Northern Plains and Canada, potentially weighing on spring wheat prices.
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